London; 1932-1933: Sir Isaac Pitman and Sons. First Edition. Small Octavos. In six volumes. This set was either bound from the original 26 parts or the publisher had left over sheets from the weekly parts, showing the original stab marks for the parts. This work covers all aspects of printing..... More

Devonport, Nd(ca.1927): Swiss and Co. Thick Quarto. Half-title, color frontispiece, xxii, (1) pp. 492pp., with an index and a chronological index, illustrations and plans, 7 folding maps in rear pocket. The introduction explains why the text was set up in 9 parts and appendices which includes the casualties, services of..... More

Paris; Nd(ca.1912): Ernest Flammarion. Folio. Text in French written by The Russian Campaign 1812 by General Count Philippe de Segur of the French academy. Beautifully illustrated with 54 tipped in color plates and 2 double stone boards by various artists. The author traces the history of the Grande Armee and..... More

London: Longman, Brown, Green, Longmans and Roberts, 1859. Octavo. Portrait frontispiece, half-title, 609pp. (2)pp publisher's ad for Life of Duke of Wellington. Besides his 140 letters written during the Peninsular Campaign, there were 40 written during his time at Waterloo. In addition, there are three maps of Portugal, St. Sebastian..... More

Frankfurt: Trowitzsch Und Sohn, 1912. Octavo. 100p. editions of this regiment are rare. Harvard has an 1871 edition of 88 p. Neither OCLC or RLG report other copies. There are portraits in the front and maps throughout. A list of officers and families from which they are made up is..... More

Munich: Lundendorffs Verlag, 1938. Octavo. 40pp. Text in German. The first edition of this work "How the World War was "made' in 1914" was first published in 1934. Staple bound in tan paper wraps lettered in black, publisher's ads on rear, light corner creasing to last few leaves, previous owner's..... More

Little, Brown and Co. 1926. First Edition. Octavo. 173pp., illustrated. The author gives insight into the aims, knowledge, mistakes, and personalities of Lee, Grant, Johnston, McClelland, their strategy in the field, their success or failure in giving their governments military advise. He discusses al the main figures and forces of..... More

Army Educational Stores (March, 1975): New Delhi. Octavo. xx, 408 pages, index, illustrated by photographic images. Signed by the author and with his note written under his name. An important autobiography of General Singh who was the founder of the Indian National Army. When the Japanese promised to help with..... More

Oxford, (1951): George Ronald. Octavo. Sir Swinton was widely know as the originator of the Tank. He died before seeing his autobiography published. He gives first hand description of the great French industrialist Andre Citroen and his connection with the gallant members of the Central Asian expedition, There is a...... More

(Lawrence, Kansas1989): University of Kansas. First Edition. Octavo. First printing. 198pp., index. A work that captures the last days of the pre-mechanized life in the U.S. Cavalry. The author (and later George C. Marshall) saw the failure of Maj. Gen. John K. Herr who fought the idea that tanks might..... More

Berlin: E.S. Mittler Und Sohn, 1937. Octavo. 51 pp. German text. Fraktur. illustrated with several maps. Occasional marginal pencil markings not affecting text. Bound in stiff paper wraps lettered and decorated in black and red depicting a map in the background. very good. More